[org.whodat]

Today, the average college student is graduating with more than $19,000 in debt,

Man needs a little cheese with that whine, the last I heard the united state military was still paying tuition after active duty service. So save your money, don't be a coward, saddle up!

Oh, it worked for me!

[familyop]

"Man needs a little cheese with that whine, the last I heard the united state military was still paying tuition after active duty service. So save your money, don't be a coward, saddle up!

Oh, it worked for me!"

And be sure to pay for your education in advance, all. Because if you're in a combat platoon, your jealous, REMF unit clerk will probably neglect to do your paperwork and quickly screw you out of it with the mounting interest. Oh, and men, don't join the military, if you have children and a reasonably physically fit wife.

[Drew68]

the last I heard the united state military was still paying tuition after active duty service.

I'm in the navy and I read an interesting quote in one of our magazines somewhere. Only 9% of veterens use their GI Bill to get a college degree. The remaining 91% will take a class here and there or never even touch it at all.

Don't know if it's true or not but I know quite a few guys who have no desire to go to college despite the fact that they paid into their GI Bill.